Stupferich ( German Stupferich ) is a district of the city of Karlsruhe . Located on the southeastern outskirts of the city.
| Stupferich Stupferich | |||
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| Square | 6.4999 km² | ||
| Population ( September 30, 2009 ) | 2637 people | ||
| Zip Codes | 76228 | ||
| Telephone codes | 0721 | ||
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Located close to the urban areas of Palmbach and Grünvettersbach in the west, Hohenvettersbach in the north-west and Durlach in the north.
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History
The name Stupferich comes from the Old High German Stuotpferrich, or Stutpferrich (stuot = “mare”, pfarrih = pferrich = “pen”). Thus, the name indicates that in the settlement from Reginboto to Malsch, citizens engaged in breeding horses [1] [2] . The first documented mention of Stupferich in the donation book of Hirzau Abbey ( German Kloster Hirsau ) dates back to 1110. [3] Until January 1, 1972, Stupferich was a separate municipality, but was then incorporated into the city of Karlsruhe. Stupferich in 2000 celebrated the 900th anniversary of the formation of the community [1] [3] [4] .
Economy and Infrastructure
From Durlah along Rittnerstrasse (Rittnertstraße) to Stupferich, bus number 23 runs, and bus route No. 47 stretches from the Main Station Karlsruhe and Zündhütle via Grunvettersbach and Wolfartsweier . Approximately one kilometer from Carlsbad there is a turn to the federal highway No. 8.
To the south of the district is the former castle Stupferich .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Karlsruhe: Stadtteile "Stupferich" (him)
- ↑ Cemetery Stupferikha - “Roadside Crosses”) (German)
- ↑ 1 2 Chronicles of Stupferich (“Chronik Stupferich”) (German)
- ↑ Stupferich's story (“Geschichte von Stupferich”) (German)